Endow none of the denominations and let them fight
The article argues against state endowment of religious groups, warning that funding converges intellect with sectarian control. It condemns government support for denominational schools and urges voluntary funding, allowing religions to stand on their own resources amid a broader critique of state complicity in religious controversy.
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Saturday Review
Huxley
John Locke
Milton
England
Philip T
Spain
Louis Atv
Irance
India
Postponement of the Nonconformist Conference
The executive committee of Manchester resolves to postpone the large Free Trade Hall gathering and the two day conference on educational policy and religious equality for Nonconformists. The delay follows the Prince of Wales illness and potential national grief, with 1,700 delegates informed of a likely start on Tuesday January 16.
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Manchester
Free Trade Hall
Liberal Party
Prince of Wales
Disestablishment Debate Focuses on Church Property
A northern audience heard Rev Marmaduke Miller argue that bishops are state officers and church estates are controlled by the crown. He contrasted Manchester’s bishopric creation and salary with church autonomy, arguing state influence over appointments and wealth.
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Liberation Society
Marmaduke Miller
Huddersfield
Manchester
England
Mallinson
Canterbury
Durham
London
Blackwood
Fraser
Lancashire
Prince Lee
Dr. Fraser
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Disraeli
G. G. Lawrence
Massingham
Mr. Miller
Bruce and
Hanson
Charles Williams
Oldham
Ald. Carter
M.P
Williame
Gordon
Gale